Global Warming-Energy-Environment
Obama administration wreaks havoc on transportation sector
By Institute for Energy Research | October 6, 2016
President Obama, having instituted onerous regulations on the generating sector, is now moving to wreak havoc on the transportation sector as it has become the largest producer of greenhouse gas emissions in the country
R Street Offers No “Bargain” on Carbon At All
By Institute for Energy Research | October 4, 2016
Massive new tax that R Street admits could bring in more than $1 trillion in the first ten years
Green pixie dust energy policies
By Paul Driessen | October 1, 2016
Democrats fight climate change with renewable pixie dust, while rest of world burns fossil fuels
Global Warming to Freedom
By Joanna Rosamond | September 30, 2016
Nations which got rid of dictatorship support Donald Trump, not Hillary Clinton –what does it say?
Judges must understand: climate rules are irrational
By Tom Harris | September 30, 2016
Most people across the world do not care about climate change
Prosciutto Nuovo—no “Speck,” all “Veggie”
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | September 30, 2016
Do the terms Prosciutto or Speck have any meaning to you? They should!
Status of the Paris Agreement: India Ratifies; Russia Waits
By Institute for Energy Research | September 29, 2016
The significance of the U.S. ratification will become a major factor as the U.S. Senate has not ratified the agreement
Climate change fascism
By Matthew Vadum | September 29, 2016
No New Green Energy Deals - Don’t be fooled
By Elizabeth Marshall | September 28, 2016
When Ontarians find out what is really happening they might look to someone else to represent them in Queen's Park and not merely the "big 3" representing the "back-room boy's."
Three Key Arguments Against the “Clean Power Plan”
By Institute for Energy Research | September 28, 2016
• It's unconstitutional • Inconsistent with the statutory structure of the Clean Air Act • "Generation shifting" is not a valid system of emission reduction
Where Will Oil Prices Go After Algiers?
By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham | September 28, 2016
Supply is coming strongly, especially from Middle East countries. And the stocks are huge. As a result of that, we have lower oil prices with huge implications for the next few years
Who is guarding the (dictatorial) guards?
By Paul Driessen | September 26, 2016
Regulators mete out fines and stymie growth, but are rarely punished for their own misconduct
How airlines are cutting their carbon footprint
By American Chemical Society | September 25, 2016
Airlines have started using biofuels to cut carbon emissions
What would Hillary Clinton’s 500 million solar panel plan cost?
By Institute for Energy Research | September 24, 2016
83 GW x $2.48 billion per gigawatt = $205.8 billion
Antarctica- Confusing the Alarmists
By Jack Dini | September 23, 2016
Final words on the 'collapsing ice shelf'
Powering countries, empowering people
By Paul Driessen | September 22, 2016
Affordable energy brings jobs, improved living standards and pursuit of happiness
Coal is still king in China despite projections that claim its growth in capacity is no longer needed, despite the government's ratification ofParis accord on climate change, its pledge to bring greenhouse-gas emissions to a peak no later than 2030
Frack Sand: The Unsung Hero Of The OPEC Oil War
By Oilprice.com -- James Stafford | September 21, 2016
Welcome to the Mega-Frack: US shale industry continues to stand fast and strong in the face of the OPEC squeeze
Meeting demand for ‘natural’ vanilla calls for creativity
By American Chemical Society | September 21, 2016
The problem with vanilla
The Obama Administration Targets Coal Every Which Way It Can
By Institute for Energy Research | September 20, 2016
Cross-State Air Pollution Rule, Clean Power Plan, Mercury and Air Toxic Standards, Ozone Rule, Coal Regulations, Stream Protection Rule, Coal Leasing Moratorium, Coal Ash, Mountaintop Mining Permit
LTE: A Carbon Tax is Never the Solution
By Institute for Energy Research | September 20, 2016
Affordable transportation gives people more job opportunities and makes it easier to take care of a family's diverse needs
The science deniers’ greatest hits
By Guest Column -- Bill Frezza | September 18, 2016
Science is a process, not a destination, and must not be immune to falsification by experiment
A UN and tribal takeover?
By Lawrence Kogan | September 17, 2016
Hidden provisions in congressional energy bills undermine America's water and property rights
“Toxic chromium” fear-mongering
By Paul Driessen | September 17, 2016
Detecting Cr-6 droplets in Olympic-sized swimming pool doesn't equal health or cancer risks
Australia needs a Paris Plebiscite
By Viv Forbes | September 17, 2016
The Clexit Coalition
Despite having already granted approval, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said it would not allow construction near Lake Oahe
New York Times is looking for a climate change editor. That’s me!
By Guest Column -- William M. Briggs | September 14, 2016
Employment application*
Hiding evidence of the massacre
By Marc Duchamp | September 13, 2016
We present the "trade secrets" they are trying to hide
House Energy Committee Dives into the Federal Power Act
By Institute for Energy Research | September 12, 2016
Ensuring the economic health of the U.S. power grid is a huge undertaking, and one that is not likely to receive high praise from constituents or glowing headlines from reporters
Climate Cargo Cult Circles the Pacific
By Viv Forbes | September 12, 2016
John Kerry was right - this new Global Warming religion is spreading faster than radical Islam. It is the new Cargo Cult

